Belt size from autozone?
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Belt size from autozone?
I have been searching and cant find what I'm looking for.
I called procharger and they gave me a belt code for gates but Napa wont have it for 1 week or so and Autozone doesnt carry Gates belts, they carry Duralast and Gatorback
Does anybobody know the belt code for Duralast or Gatorback 8 rib?
7.25 crank pulley and 4.5 blower pulley 8 rib
Thanks in advance
I called procharger and they gave me a belt code for gates but Napa wont have it for 1 week or so and Autozone doesnt carry Gates belts, they carry Duralast and Gatorback
Does anybobody know the belt code for Duralast or Gatorback 8 rib?
7.25 crank pulley and 4.5 blower pulley 8 rib
Thanks in advance
Last edited by Flielow; 10-22-2009 at 08:27 PM.
#3
Are you running the Procharger 8 rib of the SDCE 8 rib since the 7.25 crank pulley is like the SDCE set up. I was using a 25-080530 belt from NAPA when I had a 7.25/4.25 combo with the SDCE kit.
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The belt code that procharger gave me for the gates belt is k080408.
But I think that that size is for a 7.65 crank pulley
Yea, my crank pulleys is an SDCE 7.25
But I think that that size is for a 7.65 crank pulley
Yea, my crank pulleys is an SDCE 7.25
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use a piece of tape and run it around where your belt should go, the length you want. Take it off. Measure it. And thats how long of a belt you need. Go to the auto parts store and request that length belt. Auto Zone probably wouldnt have it, they dont even know how to look up their own phone number.
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use a piece of tape and run it around where your belt should go, the length you want. Take it off. Measure it. And thats how long of a belt you need. Go to the auto parts store and request that length belt. Auto Zone probably wouldnt have it, they dont even know how to look up their own phone number.
I thought of doing that with a string. Thanx for the input
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This one should work 4080515 they dont make a 4080520.
Fill in zipcode and check parts store (DIY)
http://www.goodyearep.com/locatorrp.aspx
Fill in zipcode and check parts store (DIY)
http://www.goodyearep.com/locatorrp.aspx
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The last three numbers is usually the length without the dot (.). So if one number is too long then get something smaller by 1/2 inch at a time.
Bob at EPP told me to alway go short where you can barely get it on - because it will stretch after breakin.
Bob at EPP told me to alway go short where you can barely get it on - because it will stretch after breakin.